OT? Job opportunity: Gillette Stadium network engineer

[A Defiant Goose]

Have you done that in the last 18 months or so?

Because the job market for IT is a ****ing demoralizing hellscape. If you're really going through all the scammers, fake-jobs-for-data-harvesting, and 5+ rounds of interviews just to keep your resume up to snuff well, I can't hate the hustle, but goddamn.

Yeah a few months back I applied and interviewed (HR only) with a service provider and thought for sure I would get to the technical interview but didn't make it past the first one. It's nice being able to job hunt when you don't need a job but it was still kinda disappointing. I did get a good idea of a couple technologies and skills I gotta develop to be able to put it on my resume so it wasn't a waste at least. If I had to find a job right now in this market it would not be a very good time lol

 

[A Defiant Goose]

That $113K to $131K salary range does't seem as if they're really looking for top flight talent.

I thought the same thing. 113-131 is not "senior" network engineer salary

 

[Bill Lee]

Just saw this job posting by the Kraft Group for a Senior Network Engineer in Foxboro. I know some folks on here are techies so reposting just in case anybody is looking for a job like this. If you land the gig from my post I want at least a guided tour of your network wiring closets if not a cybersecurity consulting engagement as reward, lol.

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Yeah, but there's that whole 'No Days Off!' thing to deal with...

 

[h0c2000]

10+ years and you want to pay on the low end of the scale? Too funny. I might have referred this to a couple of friends who worked for HPE but they were making that amount of scratch 15 years ago.

 

[Zuma]

I’ve been Director of IT, network, server, SAN Admin for 39 years. I’d take this job at that pay.

 

[n1997y]

I’ve been Director of IT, network, server, SAN Admin for 39 years. I’d take this job at that pay.

If you’re good and on top of your game just make sure there aren’t too many fires and handle the ones that are inevitable very well and it’ll be a sweet gig. Run it like you own it.